CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT WEALD & DOWNLAND OPEN AIR MUSEUM SINGLETON, CHICHESTER, SUSSEX PO 18 0EU. TEL: (01243) 811348 learning from the past A centre of excellence in building conservation A new programme of courses in building conservation and the use of historic building techniques. A wide range of practical workshops & seminars to indude:- 29 March Dealing with change in historic buildings. £80. 30 March Design & specification of leadwork. £80. I0-12 April Jointing & pointing of historic brickwork. £200. 27 April Recording vernacular buildings for conservation. £60. I 3-14 May Hewing & sawing weekend workshop. £80. 15-17 May The lychgate timber repair workshop. £ 180. 19 May Historic timber, a research seminar with ICOMOS. 24 May Joinery by hand - sashwindows. £80. 8 June Traditional timber-frame construction. £65. 12-14 June Traditional gauged brickwork. £200. 15 June Lime mortars for brickwork. £80. I 1-13 July Advanced gauged brickwork. £200. 16-22 October Timber framing from scratch. £375. English Heritage Masterdasses in partnership with West Dean College All suitable for CPD for architects, surveyors, craftsmen and other professionals. Pleasewrite or telephone for details and booking form. SINGLETON, CHICHESTER,WEST SUSSEX,PO 180EU. Tel: 01243 811363 Fax: 01243 811475 Email: wealddown@mistral.co.uk website www.wealddown.co.uk BUILDING CONSERVATION Post-Graduate Diploma Course at the Architectural Association School of Architecture A two-year course for architects and professionals from other, related disciplines. The course takes place on Fridays during the academic year. The next course commences in October 2000. Applications should be sent at once to: The Co-ordinator, Building Conservation Architectural Association School of Architecture 36 Bedford Square, London wcrn 3£s Telelphone 020 78874011 Fax 020 7414 0779 Email: Conservation@aaschool.ac.uk www.aaschool.ac.uk ]'he School is run b} the Anhitcctural Awxiation {Inc.),a Registered (Educational} Charity. Context65 March 2000 (1 year, full-time). Provides students with up-to-elate skills to investigate and assess building decay, to understand conservation techniques and record interventions. Participants benefit from expert tuition, site visits and practical workshop sessions. MSc BUILDING CONSERVATION (2 years, part-time, CPD also available). This course, delivered by experts in theoretical and practical conservation, enables professionals working in historic building conservation or related fields to enhance their understanding of new clevelopmems in building conservation. MSc TIMBER BUILDING CONSERVATION (2 years, part-time). Delivered in partnership with the Weald & Download Open Air Museum, West Sussex, this degree enables building conservators to keep up-to-elate with new practical and theoretical developments in timber building conservation. For more information contact: School of Conservation Sciences, Bournemouth University, Poole, Dorset, BH12 5BB. Tel: 01202 595444 Fax: 01202 595255 E-mail: consci@bournemouth.ac.uk L http://csweb.bournemouth.ac.uk/consci/text l CREATING A BRIGHTER FUTURE Preserving our past Planning our future Building your career The School of Environmental and Development at Sheffield Hallam University has an outstanding reputation as one of the UK's leading centres of vocationally-focused, industry-approved education. We offer a wide range of part and full-time postgraduate courses designed for professionals in the public, private or voluntary sectors who want to advance their skills and qualifications. MA HERITAGEMANAGEMENT Designed in conjunction with key conservation organisations and accredited by the Institute of Historic Building Conservation, this MA course will give you the skills to manage the heritage resource to its maximum potential and ensure it has a sustainable future. The course content ranges from conservation philosophy to local economic development, property law to marketing to traditional building skills and the architectural process. For an infonnal discussion contact Linda Keightley Course Leader by telephone on 0114 225 2837 or e-mail l.keightley@shu.ac.uk For an application form please contact Debbie French School of Environment and Development Sheffield Hallam University City Campus Howard Street Sheffield Si 1 WB Telephone O114 22S 2837 Fax 0114 225 3179 E-mail urs@shu.ac.uk www.shu.ac.uk/schools/ ~ I Sheffield ~· Hallam University Education for business and the professions
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